Media

CBC.ca, “Growing pains in Montreal’s cultural redevelopment,” March 31
The Rover, “The Future of Culture in Montreal,” March 31
Covers Sell (Masthead Online), “Orange Walrus—Cover of the Week,” March 30
3 Quarks Daily, “Worrying About the Singularity,” March 30
University City (Montreal Gazette), “McGill hosts Simon Brault, Witold Rybczynski and The Walrus debate,” March 30
CBC Radio One: The Home Run, Nathalie Petrowski discusses The Walrus McGill Debate at the Segal Centre for the Performing Arts, March 30
CBC Radio One: The Home Run, Shelley Ambrose discusses The Walrus McGill Debate at the Segal Centre for the Performing Arts, March 30
Montreal Gazette, “Best Bets,” March 30
CJAD 800 AM: Laxer Live, Witold Rybczynski discusses The Walrus McGill Debate at the Segal Centre for the Performing Arts, March 29
David Olive’s Everybody’s Business (Toronto Star), “I’m so glad today not to be the editor of The Walrus,” March 27
CBC Radio One: All in a Weekend, “A Debate About Culture: If You Build It, Will They Come?” March 26
Rabble.ca, “The game is on for another election,” March 26
Montreal Mirror, “The Front: Junkies on the march—Moms on strike—Turning off for Earth—Debating culture and space,” March 24
The Corch, “Canada’s New Solitudes,” March 17
The Discovery Route, “Discovering Vancouver,” March 17
The Canadian Journalism Project, “The Walrus on editing a story by a convicted murderer,” March 16
Illustrophile, “Illustrations for The Walrus,” March 16
Globe and Mail, “Bay Street sings praises of Nigel Wright,” March 14
Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the April 2011 issue of The Walrus, March 14
Globe and Mail, “On the stand: The week’s best magazine reads,” March 11
BCLocalNews.com, “Convicted killer Atif Rafay’s essay published in top Canadian magazine,” March 11
TheStar.com, “Here and Now. Mon., Mar. 7,” March 7
CambridgeNow.ca, “TEDxWaterloo 2011: Mingle, Rap, Discover—Ideas Truly Worth Spreading,” March 7
Longexposure.ca, “TEDxWaterloo: The Uncharted,” March 4
Waterloo Region Record, “TEDx harnesses the power of creative thinking,” March 4

February 2011

TheLondoner.ca, “The page-turning addict,” February 23
Shameless Blog, “Why I Can’t Ignore How to Raise a Boyfriend,” February 22
CBC Radio’s The Sunday Edition, “Too Few Women in Publishing,” February 20
Canadian Writers Group, “Two great reads in the March 2011 Walrus,” February 18
J-Source.ca, “Finding the Words,” February 15
Vancouver Sun, “Finding the Words: Jared Bland on PEN Canada’s new anthology,” February 15
Reason, “If You’re Only Going to Read One Absurdly Long Magazine Piece Today…,” February 11
Planetizen, “Canada’s Constitution Fuels Urban Crisis,” February 8
Torontoist, “Extra, Extra: City-Builders and City-Building,” February 8
St. Denis Photo, “Link Dump, 02.04.11,” February 4
Daily Brew, “William Shatner enters ninth decade boldly going where no 80-year-old has gone before,” February 3
National Post, “The Canada Reads Questionnaire: Ami McKay,” February 3
Masthead, “Third Annual Walrus Foundation Gala,” February 2
Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the March 2011 issue of The Walrus, February 1

January 2011

National Post, “In Afghanistan, two worlds share a single country,” January 31
National Post, “Tusk Masters,” January 29
Canadian Magazines, “The Walrus‘s Shelley Ambrose to speak at TEDx conference in Kitchener,” January 28
Hello! Canada, “The Write Stuff,” January 27
Ryerson Review of Journalism, “Newsroom Tour: The Walrus,” January 27
Canadian Magazines, “The Walrus‘s foundation launches amateur travel photo competition with Aeroplan,” January 26
CNW Group, “Aeroplan and The Walrus Foundation Announce a National Travel Photography Contest Open to Canadians,” January 26
Leader-Post, “Aeroplan and The Walrus Foundation Announce a National Travel Photography Contest Open to Canadians,” January 26
Morningstar, “Aeroplan and The Walrus Foundation Announce a National Travel Photography Contest Open to Canadians,” January 26
Eco Deco, “The Walrus Foundation Auction,” January 23
Globe and Mail, “Parties: Walrus Foundation Gala,” January 22
Imprint, “TEDxWaterloo The Uncharted,” January 21
HTML Giant, “Good Gifts from J. Robert Lennon,” January 18
Daily Maverick, “Conrad Black: Prison? I giggle at thee,” January 14
Booklounge.ca, “Sometimes a day of cerlox binding is not as awful as one would think…,” January 13
Bookends, “Hypertext Fiction,” January 10
Cape Breton Post, “Governor’s Book Pub to feature visiting poet Jesse Patrick Ferguson,” January 6
Globe and Mail, “Walrus to auction off Canadian exotica,” January 1

2010

December 2010

Devoir, “Revue de presse—La politique, différemment,” December 31
CNEWS, “Mystery solved: Mansbridge’s chair found,” December 31
Justine Lewkowicz, “Book #18 of the year—Lucy Hardin’s Missing Period,” December 30
Canadian Writers Group, “Grant Stoddard profiles the lost Canadians for The Walrus,” December 23
Open Book Ontario, “On the must read list: The Walrus‘s special winter double issue,” December 23
Politics and Its Discontents, “How the G20 Radicalized Me,” December 23
National Post, “Meet You At The Door: a Q&A with Lawrence Hill,” December 16
Masthead Online, “The Walrus uses new online fundraising tools,” December 14
National Post, “TV doc explores life of Mordecai Richler, for richer or poorer,” December 13
Quill & Quire, “Daily book biz round-up: more Best of 2010 lists; new Lawrence Hill story; and more,” December 9
Masthead Online, “People in Print: Changes at Marketing, The Walrus,” December 6
Guardian, “Wikileaks US embassy cables: live updates,” December 1
Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the January/February 2011 issue of The Walrus, December 1

November 2010

Masthead Online, “People in Print: Changes at The Walrus, Eye Weekly and more,” November 29
National Post, “Passwords: Canadian writers add to The Novelist’s Lexicon,” November 26
Winnipeg Free Press, “NFB‘s flickers of life,” November 26
National Post, “Post critic wins prestigious prize record 8th time,” November 20
Vancouver Courier, “Mayor’s Art Awards recipients make personal connection,” November 19
CBC Radio One, The Next Chapter‘s Shelagh Rogers interviews Stephen Marche about his interactive novel, Lucy Hardin’s Missing Period, November 15
CKNW AM 980, The Morning News host Philip Till interviews Matthieu Aikins about his December cover story, “Last Stand in Kandahar,” November 10 | Audio Link
National Post, “Culinary diplomacy,” November 9
Rabble.ca, “Media Democracy Day shone light on triumphs and challenges,” November 9
Open Book Toronto, “Multiple Choices: Stephen Marche’s Interactive Web Novel,” November 5
The Afterword (Nationalpost.com), “A Map to Lucy Hardin’s Missing Period,” November 4
Quill & Quire, “Donoghue, FitzGerald win Writers’ Trust Awards,” November 3
Vancouver Sun, “Emma Donoghue awarded Rogers Writers’ Trust Fiction Prize for Room,” November 3
Globe and Mail, “Emma Donoghue wins Writers’ Trust Prize for Room,” November 2
Toronto Star, “Donoghue’s Room wins Writers’ Trust prize,” November 2
Globe and Mail, “Sarah Selecky and the decade she put into her book,” November 2
Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the December 2010 issue of The Walrus, November 1

October 2010

Globe and Mail, “Becky Toyne: the James Bond girl of the IFOA,” October 29
Globe and Mail, “IFOA best bets: Thurs., Oct. 28,” October 28
Masthead Online, “The Walrus announces Montréal debate,” October 27
National Post, “Happy Hour: The glow returns to Ontario whisky,” October 27
Art Matters, “The Walrus magazine’s own Mahajara story,” October 15
Quill & Quire, “How Stephen Marche composed his interactive web novel,” October 14
Metro Morning on CBC Radio 1 Toronto, “Online Book,” October 13
The Afterword, “Stephen Marche searches for ‘Lucy Hardin’s Missing Period’,” October 11
That Shakespearean Rag, “On fiction and interactivity,” October 9
The See, “Thoughtfully Bridging Cultural Connections,” October 8
Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the November 2010 issue of The Walrus, October 7
Globe and Mail, “Presenting the Giller nominees,” October 5
Montreal Gazette, “Review: Sarah Selecky’s This Cake is for the Party,” October 5
Metro, “The Cheat Sheet: Lady Gaga,” October 4
Quill & Quire, “Beauty and Sadness,” October 4
National Post, “Robert Fulford: This lefty was often wrong, but I’m going to miss him,” October 2
Winnipeg Free Press, “Canadian-born, raised artist’s sketches amuse, entertain,’ October 2

September 2010

Concordian, “The Walrus and McGill team up for a night of debate,” September 26
The Walrus Foundation, “Walrusmagazine.com Nominated for Prestigious Awards,” September 23 PDF Download
Masthead Online, “Canadian Online Publishing Awards finalists announced,” September 23
Canada Newswire, “A New Forum for Lively Debate in Montreal,” September 20
Masthead Online, “Sometimes Smoking is Cool and Black and White Rules,” September 16
Western News, “Alexis brings thoughts on writing, criticism to writer-in-residence post,” September 16
Eye Weekly, “Is the Polaris Music Prize too obscure, too populist… or neither?” September 15
3 Quarks Daily, “It all ends in kitsch,” September 10
Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the October 2010 issue of The Walrus, September 9
Computer Love, “Let’s Talk, Marian Bantjes,” September 9
Globe and Mail, “Big magazines take a hit under new federal funding regime,” September 8

August 2010

The Apple Blog, “E-readers Are the Future, But Is the iPad Among Them?” August 27
cbc Radio One Toronto’s Metro Morning, “TIFF Bell Lightbox,” August 17
Greg.org, “O Brother Where Art Thou?” August 17
Globe and Mail, “On the read again,” August 14
View on Canadian Art, “No Culture, No Future?” August 12
Nature Magazines, “A 10 Percent World,” August 9
Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the September 2010 issue of The Walrus, August 1

July 2010

Globe and Mail, “On the Stand,” July 31
Table Music, “The League of Extraordinary Critics,” July 30
Open Book Toronto, “Kim McArthur responds to André Alexis,” July 20
That Shakespearean Rag, “A matter of taste: revivifying CanLit criticism,” July 5
National Post, “John Metcalf is not the enemy,” July 3

June 2010

Mondoville.com, “Mondoville’s 10 most newsworthy characters of the first half of 2010“, June 29
io9.com, “Is Scott Pilgrim the Canadian superheroic ideal?” June 21
Drawnandquarterly.com, “Seth Covers The Walrus,” June 17
Ottawacitizen.com, “I Am The Walrus,” June 16
Montreal Gazette, “Little did I know a firestorm was coming, author McDonald says,” June 13
Globe and Mail, “Faye Hammill Explains Why Sophistication Used to Be Subversive,” June 12
Mastheadonline.com, “Up Here snags top prize at National Magazine Awards,” June 7
qmi Agency, “Northern magazine takes top honours,” June 6
cbc.ca/Arts, “Up Here top magazine but Walrus snags prizes,” June 4

May 2010

cfmz, Advertisement for the June 2010 issue of The Walrus, May 2010
cbc Radio One’s Q, Jian Gomeshi interviews Richard Poplak about Die Antwoord, May 31
Vancouver Sun, “Freshly baked stories that taste great,” May 29
CoversSell.com, “Q & A with John Macfarlane,” May 27
Canadian Magazines, “Cartoonist and illustrator Seth wins 2010 Doug Wright Award for graphic novel,” May 11
cbc Radio One Toronto’s Metro Morning, “Whose Sport?” May 11
Toronto Sun, “Walrus tops magazine awards noms,” May 5
Winnipeg Free Press, “Walrus leads magazine awards noms,” May 5
Globe and Mail, “The Walrus dominates National Magazine Award nominations,” May 4
Masthead Online, “National Magazine Awards nominees announced,” May 4
National Post, “30 reasons this summer will be wonderful,” May 1
New York Review of Magazines, “The Walrus,” May 1

April 2010

Treehugger.com, “Clippings: Canadian Magazines on the Environment,” April 26
Kincardine Independent, “A Puzzler,” April 15

March 2010

cfmz, Advertisement for the April 2010 issue of The Walrus, March 2010
Masthead Online, “The Walrus asks readers to vote for July/August cover,” March 25
PsychologyToday.com, “Egg Raffles and Shadow Markets: the Fertility Industry Goes Global,” March 25
J-Source.ca, “Walrus lets readers choose cover,” March 24
National Post, “The Walrus plays select-a-Seth for summer cover,” March 24
The Afterword, “Seth presents a cover conundrum for The Walrus,” March 23
Canadian Magazines, “The Walrus magazine readers get to choose a cover for the summer reading issue,” March 23
DrawnandQuarterly.com, “Rock the vote for Seth’s Walrus cover!,” March 23
Macleans.ca, “Monster hospital,” March 23
BioNews, “Canada turns a blind eye to egg ‘donor’ grey market,” March 22
Macleans.ca, “On (Mark’s essay on) civility,” March 22
Macleans.ca, “The software of democracy,” March 15
Masthead Online, “Samir ‘Mr. Magazine’ Husni talks future of print magazines,” March 4
Varsity, “Being the Walrus,” March 3

February 2010

Book Southern Africa, “Richard Poplak Writes on Die Antwoord,” February 19
Wired.com, “5 Stories to Follow at Vancouver Olympics,” February 11
Masthead Online, “Walrus circulator and Masthead blogger nominated for Canada Also Reads 2010,” February 10
Financial Post, “All together to support Canadian writing,” February 6
BeyondRobson.com, “Vancouver is a World Class City, Right?,” February 5
cknw News Talk 980′s The Bill Good Show, Gary Stephen Ross discusses his cover story for The Walrus, “A Tale of Two Cities”, February 3
Eaves.ca, “My Vancouver — Remixing Gary Stephen Ross,” February 2
cbc Radio One’s The Early Edition, Gary Stephen Ross discusses his cover story for The Walrus, “A Tale of Two Cities”, February 1
Masthead Online, “The Walrus celebrates Olympic city with four Vancouver covers,” February 1

January 2010

VancouverObserver.com, “Editor’s Desk,” January 31
The Hook, “My socks don’t match. Am I world class?,” January 27
Roots Music Canada, “Paul Quarrington Remembered,” January 27
National Post, “Going Green,” January 26
Globeandmail.com, “A Classy Move,” January 25
Globe and Mail, “2nd Annual Walrus Foundation Gala,” January 22
Globe and Mail, “On the Stand,” January 22
cbc Radio One’s The Current, Noah Richler interviewed about e-books, January 6
Canadian Magazines, “The Walrus faster off the mark with Queen’s cover portrait,” January 4

2009

December 2009

Mondoville.com, “Mondoville’s Top 40 Media Stories That Defined 2009,” December 20
Globeandmail.com, “The Radical Element,” December 10
The Agenda With Steve Paikin, “Censorship and Forbidden Reading,” December 9
Globe and Mail, “Raise a White Flag for Superior Wine,” December 9
Macleans.ca, “The Walrus: Politics 101 and Culture 2.0,” December 8
qufa Forum, “News That Matters,” December 8
ffffound!, “Marian Bantjes: Walrus Cover,” December 7
The Agenda With Steve Paikin, “Healthy But Stupid,” December 4
Communities in Bloom, “National Magazine Has Photo Feature on Northwestern Ontario Town,” December 4
ctv News, “Power Play,” December 4
Globeandmail.com, “Ghosts of Christmas Past,” December 4

November 2009

Globeandmail.com, “Big Thinker or Oddly Irritating?,” November 30
The Montana Standard, “Monday Musings: Could GPS Wreck Our Brains?,” November 30
Alaska Report, “Toward North Corps,” November 26
Nationalpost.com, “How Does a Canadian Say Hello? ‘I’m Sorry…’,” November 17
Globe and Mail, “On the Stand,” November 16

October 2009

McNallyRobinson.com, “The Walrus Reads: Ian Brown in conversation with Tim Falconer,” October 25
Globeandmail.com, “Exclusive Podcast: Michael Ignatieff at ifoa,” October 26
Authors at Harbourfront Centre, “Michael Ignatieff Interviewed by John Macfarlane at ifoa,” October 25
National Post, “ifoa xxx: A Conversation With Michael Ignatieff,” October 25
Kibboko, “Kibboko Now Serving The Walrus and Verge Magazine,” October 20
New York Times, ” http://ideas.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/10/19/can-gps-help-your-brain-get-lost/”>Can gps Help Your Brain Get Lost?,” October 19
Margin Notes, ” http://www.universityaffairs.ca/margin-notes/the-death-of-canadas-education-advantage/”>The Death of Canada’s Education Advantage,” October 16
McNallyRobinson.com, “The Walrus Reads: Joseph Boyden in conversation with Jared Bland,” October 2

September 2009

Masthead Online, “Ryerson magazine prof pens powerful memoir for The Walrus,” September 28
Business News Network, “The Walrus Lively Lunch Debate,” September 24
The Chronicle Herald, “Don’t Despair — Get Out There and Do Something,” September 20
Community Bandwidth, “Ignore the Social Media Gurus. Just Follow The Walrus Magazine on Twitter,” September 18
Masthead Online, “The Walrus Announces the Allan Slaight Writers’ Fund,” September 15
Canadian Magazines, “The Walrus Magazine Receives $225,000 Funding Boost to Help Pay Writers,” September 9
ArtsJournal, “Jack Kerouac, Quebecois,” September 1
Radio promotion for the September 2009 issue of The Walrus

August 2009

Eye Weekly, “Join the Tusk Force,” August 25
The cbc on The Walrus‘s new video trailers, August 22
Utne Reader, “Walrus Magazine Releases a Trailer for Their Cover Story,” August 21
London Free Press, “Walrus creates trailers to promote cover stories,” August 19
Toronto Sun, “Walrus creates trailers to promote cover stories,” August 19
Macleans.ca, “The Walrus magazine creates movie-style trailers,” August 19
Media in Canada, “Now Playing: The Walrus,” August 19
Canadian Magazines, “Walrus tries out video trailers for every issue,” August 18
National Post, “Coming to a Walrus magazine near you,” August 18
National Post, “Animated trailer for The Walrus released,” August 18
J-Source.ca, “Walrus launches video trailers for magazine features,” August 18
Masthead Online, Walrus previews new issue with video trailer,” August 18
London Free Press, “‘Public Access’ catches waves,” August 17
Globe and Mail, “On The Stand,” August 17
A Bulldozer With a Wrecking Ball Attached (Emmet Matheson), “Purdy in Pink,” August 16
blogTO, “The Walrus Reads,” August 14
Marketing Magazine, “Canadian Celebs Get Behind The Walrus,” August 12
Christopher Moore’s Canada History, “Walrus on the siege,” August 11
National Post, “Margaret Atwood, Geddy Lee make appeal for The Walrus,” August 10
Canadian Magazines, “Heavy hitters contribute to promotional video,” August 10
North by East West, “Stand up for The Walrus,” August 10
omg Blog, “OMG Save The Walrus,” August 10
mediaite, “Canadian ‘New Yorker‘ Takes to Web to Plead for Cash,” August 10
Masthead Online, “Canadian Celebs: We Need The Walrus,” August 10

July 2009

Radio promotion for the Summer Reading 2009 issue of The Walrus
The Culturatti, “The Walrus,” July 16
GetReligion.org, “Become the most eco-friendly worm food you can be,” July 6
New Hampshire Public Radio, “Decomposting the Dead,” July 2

June 2009

Radio promotion for the June 2009 issue of The Walrus
Comic Book Junkie, “Walrus Magazine — Seth and Doug Wright,” June 27
Ancaster News, “Clear the path for pedestrians,” June 26
NYTimes.com’s Lens blog, “Showcase: A Magazine Worth Its Price ($25),” June 26
Winnipeg Free Press, “Selling the Sizzle,” June 20
Community Press, “National magazine pays tribute,” June 19
Examiner.com, “Christopher Hitchens respects C.S. Lewis,” June 19
Current Jewish Issues, “Shabbat In and Out of Shul,” June 19
Daily Salt Shaker, “Hitchens Interview in Walrus Magazine,” June 19
Toronto Star, “Walrus, Toronto Life split magazine awards,” June 8
Great New Books, “Walrus Magazine Announces Writing Contest,” June 2

May 2009

Radio promotion for the May 2009 issue of The Walrus
Business News Network, “The Walrus Lively Lunch Debate,” May 28
Globe and Mail, “On the Stand,” May 23
Institute for Research and Innovative in Sustainability, “Save The Walrus,” May 19
cbc Radio One’s Here and Now, Matt Galloway interviews Walrus editor and co-publisher John Macfarlane, May 15
Globe and Mail, “Walrus makes plea to public for donations,” May 14
National Post, “Luminato Turns the Page on Walrus Deal,” May 13
National Post, “All in the Family,” May 8
Bits and Bobs, “The Walrus Magazine ,” May 5

April 2009

L’actualité, “L’actualité, le magazine de l’année,” April 29
Ottawa Citizen, “Wanted: Great Leaders,” April 27
Utne Reader, “Successful World of Harlequin,” April 22
National Post, “The Walrus, L’actualité, Toronto Life lead NMAs pack,” April 21
Masthead Online, “Five things you’ll learn about Canadian magazines in the new RRJ,” April 17
Idea of the Day, “More Recommended Reading,” April 16
Slaw.ca, “Walrus Magazine Profile of Canada’s Chief Justice,” April 15
CanCult.ca, “The recession means good business for the love factory,” April 12
Globe and Mail, “On The Stand,” April 11
Globe and Mail, “A new ethos for the still-endangered Walrus,” April 10
Bloggamooga, “The Walrus walks the dog,” April 10
Globe and Mail, “Vintage Good Times,” April 9
Squares Are Evil, “Arctic Perspective First Meeting,” April 2
Radio promotion for the April 2009 issue of The Walrus

March 2009

Business News Network, “>The Walrus Lively Lunch Debate,” March 12
English, Jack, “A love letter,” March 6
Ontarion, “The Times,” March 5
J.Source.ca, “A changing ethos at The Walrus,” March 4
Overland, “Not demonic, creative,” March 3
Mirabilis.ca, “Recaptcha helps to decipher old texts,” March 2
indexmb, “Saying The Walrus Looks Long in the Tooth is Redundant But True,” March 1

February 2009

Globe and Mail, “‘Floored’ by the changes: ‘I wish it wasn’t so thin’” February 28
CanCult.ca, “The evolution of The Walrus,” February 28
Progressive Alaska, “Controversial Solutions for Rural Alaska,” February 23
National Post, “Don’t Say P-Word,” February 17
Macleans, “Atwood Sees All,” February 11

January 2009

Globe and Mail, “How do you keep a Walrus afloat?” January 31
Globe and Mail, “On The Stand,” January 31
Masthead Online, “A New Walrus, A New Hope,” January 26
Masthead Online, “Macfarlane and Morgan make their mark on The Walrus,” January 22
Globe and Mail, “The Secret of Life on an Ice Floe?,” January 15
National Post, “The Mystical Margaret Atwood,” January 14

2008

November 2008

Ryerson Free Press, “Ordinary Canadians, Extraordinary Art,” November 17
Globe and Mail, “Alberta politician was Canada’s first Muslim cabinet minister,” Nov 1

October 2008

National Post, “Dinner documentary is Gross’s untold tale,” October 27

September 2008

Guardian, “Who held a gun to Leonard Cohen’s head?,” September 17, 2004
Toronto Star, “Molly Johnson takes detour through Radio 2,” September 4
East Ottawa Star, “Mounties close probe into damning Arar leaks,” September 3

August 2008

Materfamilias Reads, “Reading The Walrus,” August 16

July 2008

cbc.ca/Arts, “John Macfarlane steps in to help edit The Walrus,” July 3
Masthead Online, “John Macfarlane to fill in as interim editor of The Walrus,” July 2

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